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    Power Saver

    The Raspberry Pi Pico's high-performance chip is trimmed for I/O and does not try to save power. However, a few tricks in battery mode can keep it running longer.

  • Smart Toolbox

    Qiskit is an open source framework that aims to make quantum computing technology both understandable and ready for production.

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    Geek Boutique

    Deb-get gives Debian and Ubuntu users easy access to third-party software.

  • Figure 1: You can use the icons to manipulate the node, for example, adding a color.

    Tutorial – Heimer

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  • Xfce 4.18 Coming Soon and Offers Subtle Improvements

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  • Mixology

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  • Zack's Kernel News

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  • Universal Connector

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